American rockers Kings Of Leon were slapped by Jimmy Fallon as they contributed to a sketch for the host’s TV chat show, ‘Late Night’.
In an obscure and slapstick skit, the band adopted the the role of receptionists at the fictional ‘Slappington Manor’, where Fallon was visiting as a guest. The band also donned wigs and shorts to help the presenter check-in by taking part in a slapping contest.
The sketch culminated in Fallon penis-slapping the Kings of Leon guitarist, Matthew Followill, as he attempted to help the host with his luggage. The band took part on the show on Friday (November 12th) in order to promote their latest album ‘Come Around Sundown’.
Those wanting to watch the abstract sketch can do so below:
Meanwhile, the band have revealed that they will be headlining this year’s Isle of Wight festival. Kings of Leon will play on the opening night of the event, which runs from June 10-12 2011 at Seaclose Park, Newport.
A festival organiser has announced: "We are proud to bring one of the world's biggest rock bands to the island on our tenth anniversary. It is an incredible way to start the weekend, I can't wait.”
The band also revealed that the Isle of Wight festival will be their only UK festival appearance this year.
Tickets for the festival go on sale on this Friday (November 19th)
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